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am in in labor help ......

I'm having bad contractions I'm 36 weeks pregnant going to be 37 on Saturday and my last contraction lasted 23 mins could I be in labor??
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You're not in labor. Contractions that are 5 to 7 mins apart then your deffinitly in labor. I'm 38w4d and I've been at the ER so many times due to the same thing as you and it was always a false alarm.
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Anything happen?
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I don't want to go to doctor n it's false but I might have to cause Ive been having contractions for a hour n half now I can't lay down or Nothing I'm rocking in it still hurts I walk my back hurt even more
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Possibly, your doctor would tell you to go into the hospital to double check though
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Could be. You need to be on the safe side. Even if ur not u need to get checked out. As I'm only 27 weeks myself I cnt give much advice.
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Could I be in labor?
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U need to call the hospital
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I have been hurting for a hour and half now
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I can't even lay on my back
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call you hospital cause maybe or maybe not how i could tell was i couldnt sleep
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I meant 10 mins
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And then 10 mins
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